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"This rather odd incident occurred right after we finished our afternoon open-air concert at MIT on 'Mission of Burma Day' (sic):
As
usual, I am a little vacant after the set - I usually put my whole
shebang into it and there ain't much left afterwards. Then it feels
good to just float about, nodding harmlessly towards smiling humanity.
So,
I'm standing there, starting to talk to fans. I have a beer (illegal
outside here, but in a plastic cup so no one would know). As I'm
a-talkin', I notice a cop coming my way. Discretely I angle my cup
away from him so he won't notice that rich amber color that so clearly
delineates an IPA. But he keeps coming, and I think "oh well, what can
I do?' He comes up to me, clearly intending to talk to me, to me
specifically. I turn, expecting the worst. Then he says: "Why didn't
you guys play Revolver?" Relief and amusement flood simultaneously
into my skull. Cambridge cop as Burma fan? He then says he played the
whole album (musta been the Signals reissue) in his cruiser on the way
over to his stakeout job at the show! Despite the benevolent human
vibes now flowing freely, I still keep my cup aimed away, though I
suspect he wouldn't have cared a whit.
Conceptually,
if all cops were Burma fans, would the world be a better place? Not my
place to know, and I'm pretty sure they aren't......
RM"
*Check the blog for more posts from Roger as Mission of Burma hits the road for Austin, Portland and beyond...
9:50 PM
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